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Bringing a Louisville Immersion Trip Back To Campus

BY MCKENZAE BARTELS | April 20, 2012 John Carroll University students McKenzae Bartels and Ty McTigue share reflections from their spring break immersion trip to Louisville, Kentucky as well as their efforts to bring their experiences back…
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“The importance of recognizing different cultures as being in solidarity with us rather than separate”

Written by: Leah Rosenweig, Loyola University of Maryland '13 I began to become drawn to indigenous cultures when I entered college.  I felt a calling to South Asia by many different events that arose at the start of this academic year.  My…
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Labre 281

When I arrived at Walsh Jesuit High School on the day of Labre number 281, I had few expectations of what I would be doing. I thought we would simply be preparing food, packing it into a van, and delivering it to all who needed it. My personal goal was to try my hardest to get to know some of the people who are experiencing homelessness in the Akron community and show them someone cared. What I was not prepared for was how these people would affect me.